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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

Speak-r CAsL2Le sholld stand dfm
an.i 30 bis duty 20 the people. We de
noi believe. A. man of sonse. that he sp-
r-Iyes of ths plas OF The RANDALL clique
10 removable tax GA tobacco snd leave
t1,, poor 70 besr lle burden OF WaS taxa
sion Oh food. clothing and fuel. Ii vii
10 seen by our d.spatobes this morning
that RASDAiL and his followers are pre-
psring 20 make q Determined 0nslaught
% blng abou. the repeal o. the tax on
to')aoeo. and 81. CAEIisLE IS ths man TO
stop u. II BE- tskes such ground IS vii
prevent these mistaken men from Oh
tanning sny seton on the b.il tue ap
piRuss Ok .he people VIII Ds his
We fs7or q reduction u the war tax;
- elssys hsye. for We believe 1t 10 DO
t1e main cause % poverty among tbs
poor sod middle classes masses OF
tie people aud consequently q direc.
brssier OF strikes. sullsnueas, q willing
mass 81 lsan towarl anGrchy and long
-rEia o. other evils. but We Go not see
now It - 10 bs done by removing the tax
from luxury which most people can do
without Our wives and little ones DO
not chew tobsoeo, they 60 not dip snuff
nor 20 thsy smoke pipes and
cigars, but they 10 require good food
good clotting, ssd fuel to keep then
warm, but among thousands and thou
sands Of workiHgnlsn the lururies OF
good food and clothing srs few aud far
beswssn. And wo doubt very much,
moreover, L the removal OF the tax OF
tobacco wonld reduce It's price IN any
ssy whatsoever. Tobacco and whisky
a,e legitimate articles OF revenue, but
what ws eat aud wesr, and the homes
% our families ere no, 50 long IS the
expenses OF the government can be paid
IA any other wsy.
Wsr taxes must come down. bat the
tax on tobacco must stsy night whore
ID ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

ihe lstca ass slio~s1 lie ester t7 come
latil 80 much alors rsgiaf lnsa lslers,
.aAi tls ehsaasi .s egsrlssed ald saia
sas d4sster hsa folieEed Co.oleaea
srse.r has barsE IS aonlpes snd esshoots
g u1 sosi trsckS aAse teiios-i tae ia.e
l4ads 4rs a'oasd. esi'sEs tssasa nae
pools houaes ralsst sea ai tais vuaug
ofe person a. east dr0~aeL
What Ill be tls result oi tAis repre-
hsulnols folly 0f tns boAri Ia saaily
x.lsEsrsi. sssry properly owner ~ho has
ossl damaged 0y tbis eood siu he able
g. recover frou ihs sitf. Aad the zm0un
may reach thogs4ada aud thousands q
Io as
The Board we're warned noi & dig that
dLiah. indeed Ne bahsys ths lsw was
Asksi 10 prevent a. bat wiih egoi,siicai
psEsistsncy the ditch vas finished. ana
tie boand ~ Pahlc Works having
-4llesd. the people may uoW pay tue
utilse b sam which woali have buut
one u ths snssl sysssans " w@ier WORKS
ia .ls Stats.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

plSce Won naght suppose. aud u NAV Re
taa- when yol hgns Your lamp 70 ni GIT
sou VIII nave somewhat clearer idea or
the changes necessary % pr0cGce that
much usci aruoie-coal-l.L
The dr'l has penetrated the earth ia the
OF re- gon from L5OJ 70 2o00 feet ana
tapped the rcse .voir, nature very thought
taly provided for Us thousands ard thou
sands OF years ago, when the morning
stars hrst sang together. 4 wonderful net
work oi pipe leading frem well 20 well has
brought tae OIL 70 the huge tanks about
the rehuery ana here % = awaiting The
process which shall purify it, In lis pres
cut coalition II would be very unpleasant
10 handle. IL wnNii make very smoky.
ursmc4inC light. anc w01ld be extremely
dangerous FOR most uses, containing as it
does such heavy gases.
From The hanks the oil is pumped Into
immense stills or boilers Of iron, which are
elevated horizontally over yawning fur
aaces ia which hres FED by coal or by nat
ural gas burn day ana night After reach
ing The stills the OIL Is treated with acids.
which oy their chemical action release A
large part Of the impurities, but they are
not Vet separated from the great BODY ia
process Of refining The OIL Is now brought
tN I'-liIl- lf-sAt- t+tl'A fANNo III the ABf.n
steam % the top of the boiler, when il
passes out into pipes miles long running
round and roued iu great reservoirs Of wa
ter. Here Il = condensed, and away at the
faryber end Of the pipes IL comes trickIing
out again q liquid form
just here IS . fact that should De noticed.
OF course every body knows what benzine
is 80 they DO what gasoline is. Are they
quite sure how 1t Is producedf The light
est most volatile gas that rises from crude
petroleum is taken out Of the stiM through
Q certain piDe and condcnses as benzine
me next hghtest is gasoline. Then comes
water-hght oil, and finally the fine quality
known as headlight" oil These oils are
led away into the various Tar KS used for
storing them
Bat the ou for use m lamps is not vet
pure enough for safety, although il looks
wonderfully clear beside the dark hal,id
we watched Is it flowed into the stin Won
oer.
oct here is a tar tank raised nigh gpon
stit- 10 is called the % Acitator" In II
the Oh $ thoroughly washed. This seems
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

Several OF oar valued Democratic ex-
changes hays mentioned very fayorsbly
the nsme OF Major LsyI L. GRIFFIS, OF
Detroit, for Judge OF tue Supreme Court.
Ar. GsiFFIS is today 0ns OF the bright
eat and ciearsst headed members of the
Detroit bar and tbs Democrats OF the
State could not make better nOmina-
ti7u. ia very doubtful whether Mr.
GRuFrS would relish tue idea Of leaving
b g isrgs and peculiarly active practice
IT, the courts, but should he be nominal
Ell and consent to run he would poll such
q vote among the lRboring classes that
would surprise the politicians whom be
does not sourt nor toady, too
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

aiae. ntlt 80 la.e 80 .oaS 20 o ~
.ass erre Na''psg. of very l-l-s a. ie4sf.
tae tasfess ~ rfat.aaE a1a rrnang
''s So ifas af a.eH. sud fee amouHt
ri Uaf .ai i-fretsd "a ~ tla present f4rs
eiHrf Na'Hlcrl4i = fea ycsrs ase.
wtea tia iaa4Htrf Wss n lts iefautt
tfeas Feiraieaaa $3.50 III frem tffsen -
twenty leli4rs per barre. Is ils eruas state
thoss were Jhs asgs ef l.lioH candles a.
iiaef ~ as larg4 .htuf tais sounfr Treu
ter streets wfie aiaIY hlhfea. aad .a many
villages thc bclaiea Traveller foa1d h.s way
noine IA ,ne dark Toaav tae producer
would be glad 10 get dollar = BARREL for
bis oti tAe prevailing price for soAAs
monthS past laa ncen irom stats % sesfntv
cents per hafiei No home 81 poor po~
th-t II e-ln net Ancr1 a oosl-oi iamp Iho
d~ys OF forsnnes "a pcfruiram are last az
aPseAFluE
The pred acima Of ri. country Is cstl-
mated m rhe latest fopsrt of fbe Cammis-
sioncr 81 iauos X. 81 pO9 bsrfels daily. er
D.eoa.oN barrels q year uc fertilizer cstl-
mates Toe cost oi preductoa of gallon of
rchnet oii Nia atercrs lesD az Oasf la
Pennsylvania A. bs, rate. allowing
al galloas for q barrel. there @re expended
each year Ia tAe production of petroleum
s., 5,ifs,7is. Of course these nglres vary
from year ~ yesr
The largest oil ioid of ths country is .n
fcnnsylv v4aia. Aoufa ono b becoming
quite famous a THAI direction ~ Late. aad
naturally ihe rtnneries ciastcr around
those sections Among the largest renner-
ies IA the country are those at Dlesn, New
York, Cleveland ana Philadelphia
T. L. V.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

INsuRANCE-AErEA LIFE OF nARTP0KD.
l western Ire oi Toronto. Merchants of New
ARK, Providence Washington OF = l., Aud C.sn
lgh Inc oi n Y CIiy. An good and write b.
9 nersi nlsluc-s fr.-rs promptly ac iisieG aud
rsit q, tA' Once Iu Re Bros. Opera Hoil-,
h.Ock
WANTED WIZ BArH kNp MODERN
W COW 80 Ie1fe>. sgt Ct rooms tor lieht house
Keeping 10 scatcrI an and wlie. Mus- D. near
bit'int ~ centre 60 Chutr-ll Address hax g.
tn. Office flf
no LtAST 6N LJSG -T7TF-TTTF III +
/ manufacturing sites IN or near she Citr fr
three ic tcu sere iot- and lying between tao
trunk lines 81 rsilNsy and having The very hesf
iaflitics for shipment in al direction. ~ tLe iow-
est raieS TIE property has O. good supply oi
water for any purpose aud BOT subject b. c.fy
is1es te-Cy J. COOK or T. G. Mckee. 30. ,
turufaifl-tt .if
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aii a-fsri le4..-eu-s ll li.t. column. unoer
- hstsfer AIDED. eacrrI ~ s,ls.1 >ita -
Aasts. stI a. Cnares.l ser ia tlsx uslffasa..
f.ste "a ftls tsll1 5141~ AlaAsa s.4ralts A.,
81 ltatrt.
frfftt-s ~ sLtttar ttssftl1s' frl rexaF1
tt' 4f-a lafss ~ atfisfa1 81 sac l.f1 ~
aoe nutii.-s ~ iiees la .srs ..slssrti..l.s,..f 4
r4n oe fuUnd - aisidiag he a0s.l iss.r 81
"rfste ~ SEES eA. Aly Feft ~ = itl1e col1s lxd
- oDe fufi Hue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

In tie matfee 0l New England goldfish,
~ ~ rot want % heht orl bv lingo. o.
v- ID we've eot the-oy the vny, wlzt
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

rfis Cons posed OF the Q. e. Dem ocrst.
The hustle is never truthful. lt i an
ata~re-ar0n Of fscts -.f-'r cf'>a .s FtceI-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

to rs % strange pro
cess. Let us climb
tie high ladder ex-
tending from the
ground to the top Of
the tank and look iu.
We find the whole
body OF OIL inside in
violent commOtiop,
boiling, bu billing and
seethng ike water.
, We would scarcely
imagine that it was
IN reality petroleum.
" bat IS the Canse OF
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

L cry Barn corner 81 sgnlg and lul.oa st.
Inquire Qf James Cox. agent, Porter b.oes
Grand Rapids Mich ssf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

FTI.||T
iAast i-2era tEsinE tne = = Ia Pms. -.....
CO. CO. con. .sien ~ iania SOC t.ansinE ana ii .la
49,. S'n "a. = 80 80 arrieing there ~ 4. a. fu taa
Night fKpfe-s has ioca- rlseplax Car tro Il.
tfclt 90 Craed hapics ~
Ihis 81 rfie only ine running Limited - -
leaving here 50 ~ s. M with Sieeplng Car -n De-
trot. making Grr.,i ronntCons luf q poinis fssi.
arriving ~ New 81 ora - ~ lie secold-o--
q qhrTrcr ti~lets sesnr~6 a. D. q n ana II
cfic~,. $780,. Hcfsi block 400 st go depot
ID feITEk. CITY Fsss a lcuL
G.. L-..---- - y 49, ---------
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

NANTED-THREE ROOMS F0n II lFsF
" keeping iWo ~ theA furnished 1s D.. iroa1
ana sltlgfotm heatel- Good reference f.r-
n-a1ec Rel n1t 70 II eceI 81 per fzoulh. a.
~. G. this office rrf
4 nEsIRABLE TEtAhT WANTS no REAT
\ nom March ~ April lit. e. oleirslfe bol.ss.
WITH modern lulprof nenfF. centrally located
Address A. A. are th Office. rstf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

Irain Ne . bls IhrouEh Coach daily ercorf
Sunday. f0T orf-nr kapids Ho' land tra.ls Hsso,-.
EuskoCcu suC fcrtasfer Also Threlch fiss..h
leaves the above points wa a. A ~. N Fsfitr4v
ench day. exccr, sunday. arriving in I0lsdo on
1rail No. ] 81 l.fl J..
Al trains deiy except furfar.
~. e. ItEFFH. cen pssr agent
Y. Z. MtTTHvvs. horit '-a-tserfI tFf Mfi-lersr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

AL a 10 ED
ElA1a4za 1Ezo
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

Passenger 1l1ie Table IN Ereci Orz % rssE
Shor lime end Through Coarhc. O. ara11 o. rl.3
Boianc Grand Haven. Euskccon AID ls,1f saltr.
GOING PAST. Certrl 1tme GOING hssr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

Aoa Hhf-AONAS
EcE RkNL sun Of rAO Rooms WITH
\ Nostt 4p Stain curF.lI.fl flr Atft house
&C ii-s. - csnA- lei @eek isi b.akeles -aV,. .
luh tfAl -fif.Sl-tLAf- Nfhl.I A.ua-
Il o. Aa4 laooi. GA Aoar1f.sl Apuls al l.4
Aonrt.-si. up stalIs d
tok htAI htsfNlNT. lflHI AID nRY
r-ia.e ioF barber inirA cf nolG Afup
centrally loca-ed ila4uIt a. No. "A 4oaIaa -
IoR RENg-A fUHNlsnEp FkONl NOON
over pl-rice ain LedyArd block sala8a ruoI
inquire 5i loan AZ sst4e looI su
Lof ktN+ sic. fuRSl.uAo HuoA CHEkF
"iih Ia hTr'} atl-s IA Nsfu0atf -u
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

4 -MAkfE Its Rs POSITION Al
= Shop sofk. 8l orsns.Il oo~ra.s,t -1. n
address Miss ifnbiiia, Room 81. i4i Monroe-si.
{ RELIABfE YOUNG NAN. Resident On
\ fnl ciiy wishes Tistioi. iE store ~ 0nloo
when he can iesn tae business pfsmantnt
siilsiion more important lau sny otfef o0-..la
eAlca. Please address u j. Money .is efacr. Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

To extremes. tie ss-NtNLASDr
asldirx and the ClEvE1ANu-t0Is0M
wsa-inz To one the lowest, the other
the highest. yst & IS hard to TED Thieh
r-.asel tns ri1st iaf--est
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

The ssfssrs3 Nsshing.ou Gazette as
snrss trsadsr tlat "B9stoo society pa
pers comment upon tle kroTih o. .he
nudity craze ia tnsl city. it musi be q
strange ght ou Janusry Afternoon 20
Sc shs Boston secretly on tle avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

4 Conpzny has been formed to f1m'sh = re
Drinking NSter 70 those VINO desire g from tAe
Wyoming Mineral Spring.

The Following Testimonials speak for
ThetOssifos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

NANrro-A CoAfFIkNT 1IRL YoR g.
" efa, to1sr~ork| Arply Illfae1 laiels 81 i
Ao1A Otia1sst
l ANlED-o>k FIl.sr rCi ASS DINING ROOM
~ slr a. ils ssonfos 81. 0nly sich usss .pllv s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

NOR SkLE-ls1 AckE- or GOOD FARNfNg
L land in crali Traverse comfy, with lO afr =
improved and good house and barn which
W sell cneAp Cr cxcha-s. ioT Grand Rapids
Mich
I WILL BUILD HOUSE, TO SUI THE PTR
! ch.ser or d ilt ou I-cscoit-st f-fs on kouth
NlVi>i0n-s Cal and ieare your plans J. S
lrovin. Lovetts oocs. opposite eWCcts hctel
EOR sALt-s2tD9 IL IAkEN NOW WILL Boy
pleasant home r. rooms hard and s. e
water attr - Org ne cio-nes. good nfn h.ra
end carriage house. ~cI .ueefeo A. oprDr si-
Hy For ttfms apply a. -, houfoc--r
70 GARDENERS ANb FARMEgs-I HANE
4 the rest acre properly near rae 1ltr eni farms
in thirty counties OF southern kiehiE4l. Ser
sac cheap. Percy q. COOK f0i.uin lr-si. Jan. tt
DARGAlNS-A LAAI>0HE NEw ElU-t "a
DJefenou ave. modern style 5 l,Oo)-si.0.0 "a D
palanee Oh tlnc' also r icW Iice homes near
stree csr line SmSA payment dov T. DO rot
pus unh yo1 sc iheIo, Houses and rooms 90
rent O. good teDarfs Job printing a. i0R rate
by John hole prir ier and dealer in real cssste,
room > Lovetts block opposite sweets Hoiei. Il
fOB sAIE-EfsCFIExSFOUs
LOR sALE-Pj EE RIOt D H0UDASs FiNF
1 oocks, = Is b. A4so two ~ three benS Al
oferS fdNar1 Moore. - Ai'h. Kent Co sd
EOE sALE-sTokE flNTUREs. TEcIrIIvs
l show cases. cool stow. e. ~ suction = k
uiernooa 81 O'Clock. 2. Monroe -. -
EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE GN EASY TYR Ne
! - par 81 good WORK horses and ha<ne.>.
go0c single horse. a. excel cut lriVcl. B second
hand phacinl buggy. ! second hand crs-e box
Custcr. tsfo zeal ! second inrd single haIuees.
second hand tfnare piano. of all rent S. A.
Nt-ilhr. 4 rear 50 isi
NOR SALE-A HANUSJIF FrLI pfupaFn
1 tnel.f p'lf or ear o "a Aaores Fred 1fi-
esr-1n ncf~l q cflce lHf
sO4EDgNG.
" tNTEN- -BoAfDFHs Al l55 NORTH Z
- vision s. rosr I-.eiee.
poARD BN rsf DAY oR wErN oa NfAL
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-09

A lor-- rrirhi iessls tlAl1 : riaf A. b
sr-r-rq i.ss-i.Iirl1s ~ ief ss h.ls af.ra
4 lra.ra lalf fF rert oanleT
~f-~~es trEsu A. 81 ptri4 a11 nerlrf ~
s.-rf-,- rrsf ses cs1 o. 1re9 st Irt1e iaffes
ore n Nrlirol.r. srl - z 49,
ESQ. 81. RUlseA rig I1cEe arf1~
r~trsff Far.sir.-. A eerffssr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
A BAD MAN,
He stabs His Wife at Wooster--Almost a
Murder.

He stabs His Wife at Wooster--Almost a
Murder.
WOOSTER, o., January 8.-A terrible
cutting sffray occurred at this place
last night, In which Cleveland man
stabbed his wife with probably fatal re-
suits. Fred Roth, aged about thirty, Is
the yWOuld-be murderer. He claims to
have married his wife, whose maiden
name was Pet Reed, about three years
ago. The couple had just completed a
visit to Mrs ROth's parents at Reeds
burg, this county, but for the past three
days have been stopping with the Burk-
holder family, who run saloon here.
Late last night prominent young bust
acquaintance of ROth's wife, called at
the BurkhOlder house and was about to
leave the place with her. They were
intercepted by Roth. The young man
made good his escape. Roth and his
wife then returned to the BGrkhOlder
house, where hot words eEsued, which
resulted In Roth stabblng the woman
five times with pOcket-knife. One Of
the wounds inflicted was in the side OF
the neck, three and One-half inches in
length AMI half an inch deep. There
are two other serious wounds in the
back and one In an upper and lower
limb. A rib was also broken. Screams
brought assistance and the wOuld-be
murderer was captured and jailed. The
woman Is still living, but her chances
OF recovery are very poor. Roth Is q
dangerous looking character
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
Court ws.

The will Of Benjamin D. Wilson has
been probsted.
Alvin J. KlttiDger has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of Rsbecca
Evans, of Lawrence township; bond
5000.
Judge Day has returned from Carol
ton and has called the motion docket In
Court Room No.2.
Sheriff Leininger is suffering with q
severe attack of neuralgia In the head.
Sunday he had slight attack of de.
lirium, arising from the cOpiOus u.s. of
ether. This fact caused some few crauk5
and grannies to circulate report that
Z he had an insane attack. He is much
better to-day and will be In his off 70
again in @ few days.
Court Room No Judge Pesse heard
motions this morning and then adjourn.
ed until Wednesday.
Room No. 2-Judge Day is hearing the
civil case of Board of Education Of
franklin township, Summit county, vs..
Board of Education Of Lawrence town
ship, Stark county. The suit Is petty
one.
Jacob Schwartz, aged seventy. three,
of Lake township, has been adj1dged In
sane.
MIS- Victoria NJ. Wilson has been ap
pointed Executrix Of the estate Of be
husband, Mr.. Ben. D. Wilson, deceased
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
AnAn srArE OF AFrAIRs.
The Investigation Into the Summit Count
Infirmary scandal Begun at AKRON

The Investigation Into the summit County
Iufirmary scandal Begun at AKRON
AKRON. January 8.-The hearing In
the County Infirmary scandal W ilch
pTomises to assure lsrge proportions
later on. was begun In Squire Rlcs's
cOurt this morning The room was
Daekei to suffOcatiOn. George kacR.
the ex-superlntendenJ OF the insaue de.
partment, who is charged with the be
travail Of Ellen TOwuer, an Insane 10
mate. appeared with John j. Hall and
George K. Pardee, his attorneys. Prose
cHting Attorney George W. SiebeT Gp-
Deared for the prosecution. There was
no evidence adduced up to a late hour
this afternoon showing that Kack was
guilty as charged, except the general
statement of superintendent Ham m
that K4ck was In charge of the "erhz
house" and carried the key. On eros p
examination MIR. Hamlin admitted thal
the key to the crazy house hung In the
dining-TOom and that almost any pa1per
might have taken 1t from the nail with
out his knowing 1t. He mentioned three
men in particular who went Into the
crazy house on &C sons to assist keck in
taking care Of'the inmates. These men,
Keck once told him, also had keys. Tbs
door between the wOmen's department
10 the crazy house and the men's Wsro
1t was shown, Is kept by half im6eclle
woman, who might easily be persuadtd d
to give up the key 20 any conner, Il ap
peared also that the insane women
some of whom wildly insane aud other
lmbecile, have the freedom Of the cOTTi-
dor, and sometimes 90 out into the
ground have to pass through the
mems department to get out of doors,
Mr.. Hamlin said, in answer TO a qUes
tiOn, that he did not know anything
about his son having key to the insane
department He testified that paUper
girl named Strs wsteckeT had given birth
to q child some moths ago. Il
was understood that some inmate o.
the In6Tmary was responsible for her
condition, but IL was not possible
to fastpn on the m8u. One man, how
ever, was accused, Snd was locked up III
q room for four weeks as punishment
Mr.. Hamlin did not know that Ellen
TOWner was to become a mother until
Keck told him Keck said at the same
time that on one occasion h9 had found
the outside blind of the CTazv house
open. Mr. Hamlin then told Keck no
one had got through the window but
some one who had kay. Mrs. HamliD,
the matrOn of the institution, was more
positive than her husband about Keck's
having exclusive control Of the key Of
the crazy house. She said that had fir
broken out in that building, 1t would
have hem impossible to get In to rescue
the inmates until Keck's arrival, who
lived quite a distance from the in6rm'
ary. Lste this afternoon an attachment
was Issued by Justice Rice for D. A. K.
FOuser, the inirmary physician. Dr..
Fouser had been sUbpoenaed for the
State, but had nOtrssponded, The test
mOny will be concluded on Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
CATARRH CURE

JTOI lean i've At hOuse and mako more money =,
v Word for IN than At anything else In TIM
woriI. CApifAl not nsededj yuu arc started
OOfree Both saxeei al AGES, Any Onoaa do
tho WoEk Largo oaF1tnRg guro tIom AEs StaIs. OoSt
" outat and turms freA Better NOT delay C8sta yuu
nafAanR - send Jour Aadress and sud ogItI ysu
1ro wise you win % - - OAe@ y. RAlGsBfR CO.
Ruaaaan6, AfalAA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
Boston Wool Market,

Receipts Of wool the past week 5,3i7 bales do.
nestle RS bales foreign. SAFES 1906 200 pounda
domestic; 81 40, pounds foreign. Quotations:
Ohio Xxx, and above. 36g37c: Ohio Xxx, DC; Ohio
X, 331qc; ONO No. l, SI93oc; Michigan x,
s2c;. Michigan No. /, 86c; fine Oh o
merchant, Michigan, &c; No. combing
washed 50 IOc; Kentucky three-eighths ulocd
combing, Bic; Kentucky one-fourth blood cOmbirS,
S9030c; Texas line twelve months, 25g2 c. do do
six to eight months, l9022c; lexas medium,
twel e mOulhs, 2j99ic; do do six TO
eight months, 25c; do fall fine, 1.@!.c; do
fall medium, 25c. Georgia unNashed, 81 U32ct
California northern spring free, 25 g2ic; southern
do do, 2Og23c; do bury and defective, II OGc; tre0
fall 10 121r; sputuar fall IA g1jc Eastern Oregon
ordinary, l70GlJc; do do choice, 22g3jc; Valley
Oregon No. /, ig25c; do do No2. - l9sC: do do
No. 3, 2iQD Sc; w ming fine, 20g2 c. do three
eights blood, 2iG2jc; do one-half blood, % O
25I6c; Kansas choice fine, 22 23c; do medium,
Ag25c; Montana fine % U2IC; do aver
age, % q23c fine medium choice g3jc; do
do average, p 2c; medium choice, 25c: do
average, % G2ic; low, . C; California pulled, ~
93Sc; Maine supers 4@c; eastern lambs supers,
40c; do A supers 3Ig4?c; western supers, 30 @ Sc;
extra, 2SG32c; Monteviedo, 3!c: Australian
cross bred, 36g42c; Australian combing, 35 g39oi
Australian clothing, 3iq99c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

The celebrated Water Doctor, has re-
moved to South Walnut street, No. n,
opposite HsrVey's Mill. A PHENoM
TNAL SUCCESS Is Doctor Heard, who has
been with us In Canton but two years,
vet in that time he has hrs succeeded In
winning the confidence Of the public
both by his eminently professional de-
pertinent and his remarkable success In
curing all manner Of diseases. He has
proved a timely blessing to the sick and
suffering, and has established his Tepu
tation as one Of the most skilled physic
Ians. We advise all who are suffering
with any chronic disease to consult him
at his office.